Microsoft previously signaled that the OneNote 2016 desktop application will be the last of its kind, even though the Windows 10 app version of OneNote currently lacks feature parity.
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Consumers right now don't have access to Office 2019, although the product is expected to become available "in the next few weeks," according to an announcement by Jared Spataro, Microsoft's corporate vice president for Office and Windows marketing. "Volume licensing" applies to organizations that license the software for five or more end users. However, the Office 2019 product is only available now for Microsoft's volume licensing customers.
Microsoft on Monday released Office 2019, its "perpetual-license" product for both Windows 10 and the Mac platform.
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